person > Abhisit Vejjajiva
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About 30,000 anti-government protesters gather in Bangkok for the first major rally since lifting of state of emergency.
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Police on standby as sixty thousand are expected at first anti-government protest since state of emergency was lifted.
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Cambodian officials arrest a Thai MP amongst six others for allegedly crossing the countries' disputed border.
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Government cites improved political climate for lifting emergency law in the capital Thailand.
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Foreign minister describes extradition of suspected arms dealer as "extreme injustice" and vows to support him.
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Alleged Russian arms dealer is transferred to US custody after cabinet endorses decision to extradite him.
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Chinese prime minister declares the games open after a spectacular opening ceremony in Guangzhou.
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Last Modified: 12 Nov 2010 22:03 GMT
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Residents living near Chao Phraya river moved to safety as floodwaters from north of country threaten Thai capital.
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Abhisit Vejjajiva's court appearance comes as his ruling party faces ban over alleged misuse of state funds.
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Controversial laws to calm dissent are lifted in more parts of the country, but restrictions remain in the capital.
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